THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY, HERTFORD, N.C, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 32, 1944.,
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Misses Manche and lixie Chap-
of nea. Hertford, Friday afternoon, ,
Mason sawyer is improving Irom
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u.t "r: , Mrs. Moody HarreU is mutV im
ena.aa w. .uu.w. 0tion ta a Nor.
-.-J Japp?IV . 1 folk. Vs., hospital last week.
i w. uruuw. or ivor, va., w Miss Eunice HarrelL Miss Lena
White and Mr. and Mrs. L. J.
Winslow Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. A. D. Ward, Jr., of Gliden, Is
spending the week as the guest of
her parents, Mr,, and Mrs. C. T.
Rogerson.
Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Copeland and
son, of Elizabeth City, were guests
of Mrs. H. P. White Monday nighi.
SNOW HILL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cartwright
visited Mr. and Mrs. George Eure, at
White Hat, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Elmer Wood and Mrs. Wallie
Knight visited Mrs. Fred Mathews, near Edenton, Sunday.
Mae Sawyer and Vernon HarreU vis
ited Mr, and Mrs. Ralph HarreU on
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Russell Baker is making her
home, with her mother.
BURGESS NEWS
Alton Matthews, of Norfolk, Va.,
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. S. P. Matthews.
J. G. Jordan and Noah Byrum,
of Norfolk, Va., visited Winston
Lane Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Basnight dined
with Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Boyce. of
Art you counting on high quality fertilizer helping you
increase your yields and your profits Then
order your RED STEER FERTILIZER EARLY! Increasingly
difficult labor conditions, material shortages and trans
portation jjelays make early ordering necessary If you
are to have your fertilizer on hand when you start to plant.
Figure your needs and place your order with us now.
Swift's Red Steer Fertilizer is the same high quality fertil
izer Swift has always sold under this popular brand. It Is the
fertilizer with the extra plant foods that will help you get
top yields and top quality. Don't delayl Order now!
Use
Br inn's Topgrade
For Potatoes and
Special Crops
5-10-5
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D. F. REED Warehouseman
, (XV. M, ' HOI 1)8 MEETING mWW of the club fnvifrrg a "guest, flftVR AM) GIRLS CLUB
The 'o. .huV' i'ta.:uauiy &uety Tne home was beautifully decorat
of the ..eriurd Baptist Church met ' ed with holly, evergreen and a lovely
on Monday evening at- tne 7 church Christmas tie. Lighted candles
with Mrs. 1. A. Ward presiding. The I completed the scene.
meeting was opened with the hymn. I High score prise for the guests
"The Morning Light Is Breaking' was awarded Mrs. V. N. Darden, and
and the Lord's Prayer was repeatettMiB8 .Mary Sumner received ? high
m unison. "Little Town or Bethle-, score prize ror tne ciud. jars, jaca
prize.
hem" was then sung,
Mrs. & W. Mayes gave the sub
ject, "World's Eternal Light." The
Scripture was given by Mrs. Jim
Bass, and after the hymn, "Joy to the
World." prayer was offered by Mrs.
Will Mardre.
. Business of the meeting was then
discussed and the minutes of the last
meeting were read and approved.
At roll call Circle Numher One had
the most members present.
Mrs. I. A. Ward read a beautiful
poem, "The Faithful Few."
Mrs. Carroll Holmes presided dur
ing the election of officers for the
new year. Mrs. L. W. Normfiri of
fered the closing prayer.
HOSTESSES AT BRIDGE PARTY
Kanoy received the bingo
Each person present received a love
ly gift, four presents being at each
table and after each progression, the
person havine the highest score
taking her choice. s
Those enjoying the evening were
Mesdames V. N. Darden. W. G.
Wright, Jack Kanoy, T. P. Brinn,
Silas Whedbee, Jack Brinn, Max R.
Campbell, C. E. Johnson, C. M.
Wiiliford. H. C. Stokes, T. L. Jes
sup, C. R. HWmes and G. W. Barfoee,
Misses Eloise Scott. Esther Evans,
and Mary Sumner.
After, three progressions, a dainty
sweet course was served.
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
A Christmas program will be pre
sented at the Chappell Hill Baptist
The Tuesday Evening Bridge Club
graciously entertained at a
party on Tuesday evening at the her 24, at 3:30
home of Mrs. C. R. Holmes, . each is cordially invited to attend,
bridge Church on Sunday afternoon, Decern
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Take Delivery Now
We arc now ready to deliver to you your Spring require
ments of Fertilizer and Nitrate of Soda. We advise you
to place your order and take delivery now.
It's going to be hard to get it wjien you are ready to use
it. We ask you to cooperate, as Uncle Sam has recom
mended you do.
Labor and transportation will make it impossible to make
normal time deliveries next Spring.
Be safe take delivery of your Fertilizer now and have it
on hand when you want it.
MSRTS WITH MRS. THATCH
-The Boys and Girls Club met on
last Friday at the home of Mrs. Ben
Thatch and enjoyed a Christmas pro
gram, presented, by the . members.
After the program, the hostess serv
ed refreshments to those present '
Attending the " meeting were Ben
and Jimmy Thatch, Billy and Shir
ley Skinner, , Susanna Towe, " Anne
Morrell, Marjorie and Mary Winslow,
Margaret Banks, Elisabeth Thatch,
Garland Newborn, and Joe Towe, Jr.
Plans were made for the distribu
tion of Christmas baskets, and it was
announced that the next meeting' will
PREACHING AT WOODLA.
CHURCH ON, SUNDAY
11:30 o'clock.
be held with Suzanna and Joe Towe. ' dially invited to attend.
,' The Rev't J. T? Cranio- V
preach at Woodland Chur.
morning at 12 o'clock.
School will begin at It o'co
Every one is invited to al
CHRISTMAS' SERVICE! AT
PINEV WOODS CHURCH
. A Christmas" ''' service; s "
Christmas Comes True,"' will be
at Piney Woods Friends Chun
Sunday -nommg,r December 2 '-,
The - ' public vis
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J. C. BLANCHARD & CO., INC.
"BLA NCHA RD'S" SINCE 1832
HERTFORD. N. C.
Store Open EVENINGS Until Christmas
INVEST
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C i I expd our chrbtmoi ' Vr ' ciation to the merchants of Herttord tor I
y grMtinst hut now enomer VT' j F nen' business during the past year. I I
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I' heapeaed, eed we ere sure tfcere llirtT D I DflVPC I
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IS to relax, to be contented ond to P 1 III ' A A. Jp0 J
14 enjoy the association, of our S "H f j 'OurWishFor Mh ft
loved one. ond the friendship, of U I I U K I j k ' V L At
our acquaintances to th fullest I I H II T I I 0 (AMERICANS' I HjA .X ""
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toward another. 1 Tiff O 'Jl ' f'mj': ft
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. . . because QUALITY
SUITS are smart look
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you are proud to Wear.
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CHRISTMAS
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over from winter to lunlmet grade lubricants
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also check your tires, battery and other vital
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